Preston come from two goals down to win 4-2 at Brentford
Maguire and Potts score after Sinclair brace for visitors
Toney double gave Bees two-goal lead
Late Powell goal gives Stoke draw with Birmingham
Dean headed Blues in front
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Stoke have had four corners already in this second half and they're causing Birmingham all sorts of problems.
Sam Clucas' latest one leads to a scramble in the Blues box but the visitors are able to clear.
Dan Crowley has come on for Birmingham, replacing Jon Toral.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Centre-back James Chester is booked for Stoke after going to ground to stop Jon Toral launch a counter-attack for the visitors.
Birmingham are still largely being penned in.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Stoke are starting to play some nice stuff.
On his return to the side wing-back Josh Tymon dribbles in from the left and finds Lee Gregory, whose cross is headed just off-target by Steven Fletcher.
We're 10 minutes into the second half.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
James Chester is so close to an opener for Stoke.
The centre-back powers a header at the back post from a corner and Birmingham striker Lukas Jutkiewicz is able to flick it over his own bar.
Great defending from the Blues target man to keep the visitors on level terms.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere were no shots on target in the first half.
Stoke have conceded just four goals in their past seven Championship games, while Birmingham have only one won from 17 league matches.
So maybe we shouldn't be so surprised.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
We're back under way in Staffordshire, where we could do with some of the drama from the Brentford-Preston game.
Steven Fletcher has hit the bar and Lee Gregory has headed over from two yards out, but Stoke are still awaiting a breakthrough against unbeaten Birmingham.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesBefore the second half kicks off at the Bet365 Stadium, a reminder that Saturday's EFL action produced its usual wide range of talking points.
From calls for more coronavirus testing to a 1,500th match in charge for one manager, as well as a "bittersweet" hat-trick for one player.
Here are five things you may have missed this weekend across the Championship, League One and League Two.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Image source, Getty ImagesA commanding second-half showing from Preston saw them come back from 2-0 down and register their first win of the Championship campaign.
And it's a first defeat at the Brentford Community Stadium for the hosts.
Last season's beaten play-off finalists will be licking their wounds after that performance.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Brentford playmaker Said Benrahma goes for goal from 35 yards out, and his effort is well off target.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
We are into three minutes of added time at the end of the second half.
It's been a dominant performance since the break by Preston.
Brentford don't look like finding a way back into the game late on.
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Image source, Rex FeaturesNot quite the same level of drama at The Bet365 Stadium, though Lee Gregory heads over for Stoke from just a couple yards out on the stroke of half-time - colliding with the post in the process.
The hosts have created all the chances, Steven Fletcher striking a 25-yard free-kick against the woodwork after curling an earlier effort wide.
Birmingham started brightly but haven't looked threatening.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Preston are still creating opportunities, but substitute Emil Riis Jakobsen sends his strike from the corner of the box well over the bar.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Brentford almost grab a goal back.
Josh Dasilva dances through a few challenges on the edge of the box before sending a low left-footed shot narrowly wide of Declan Rudd's post.
Just over 10 minutes plus stoppages remain for Preston to see the game out.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Preston make their first change, as Denmark Under-21 international Emil Riis Jakobsen comes on for his debut.
He replaces Sean Maguire, who made it 4-2, up front.
Brentford 2-4 Preston
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrentford must be wondering what has hit them since the break.
But Preston have shown determination and intensity, and been clinical when chances have come their way in the second half.
Sean Maguire (70 mins)
Image source, PA MediaWhat a second half this has been for Preston.
Their fourth goal comes from a corner from the left which goes to the back post, where Ben Davies causes confusion in the home defence.
The ball drops to Sean Maguire, who finishes smartly from close range.
Now Preston have a two-goal lead to defend.
Hands up, who thought Brentford had the game safe at 2-0?
Stoke 0-0 Birmingham
Steven Fletcher is looking an absolute menace.
Having already gone very close, the Scotland striker hits the bar with a free-kick from all of 25 yards.
Stoke are well on top while Birmingham have lost their early momentum.
Brentford 2-3 Preston
Changes afoot for the Bees as Thomas Frank looks to salvage a game which looked safe at half-time.
Forward pair Said Benrahma and Saman Ghoddos enter the fray.
Emiliano Marcones and Sergi Canos are the men replaced as we head into the final quarter of the match.
Brad Potts (63 mins)
Image source, PA MediaHow about this for a comeback?
Preston continue their spell of pressure and grab a third goal in the space of 12 second-half minutes.
Ryan Ledson finds Brad Potts, and the winger turns and advances into the Brentford area on the left hand side.
He takes time to cut inside on his right foot before unleashing a low strike into the bottom left-hand corner.
That is a fine finish, and Preston have responded brilliantly since the break.
Brentford 2-2 Preston
Brentford have been poor since the restart, with Ivan Toney isolated up top and lacking service.
Bees skipper Pontus Jansson called his side together for a huddle before kicking off after the second goal in a bid to regroup.